Social Interactons

Question 1

According to ekman what emotions are universal

Answer 1

Anger, sadness, happiness, surprise, contempt, disgust, fear

Question 2

Social sanctions

Answer 2

A way that emotions are sanctioned between genders

Question 3

Self presentation

Answer 3

How we choose to present ourself to others

Question 4

Self disclosure

Answer 4

What you disclose about yourself to others

Question 5

Managing apearneces

Answer 5

How you present yourself (clothes, grooming) and how you act

Question 6

Ingratiation

Answer 6

Sucking up to others

Question 7

Aligning actions

Answer 7

Justifying decisions/ making up excuses to make u look better

Question 8

Altercasting

Answer 8

Flip focus onto other people to make them act the way you want

Question 9

Dramaturgical approach

Answer 9

Theory of self presentation.
Backstage self is true self (not following script or aligning with expectations)
Front stage self is how you present to others

Question 10

Attraction components

Answer 10

1. Physical attractiveness
2. Proximity
3. Similarity

Question 11

Mere exposure effect

Answer 11

The more interaction you have with someone the more you like them

Question 12

Attraction: similarity

Answer 12

More in common = more atttraction

Question 13

What hormone is associated with aggression

Answer 13

Testosterone

Question 14

Attachment

Answer 14

Bond forms between children and caregivers and can manifest in different attachment styles

Question 15

Secure attachment

Answer 15

Consistent, responsive, caring caregiver relationship
- some distress when they leave but will adjust and be excited when they come back

Question 16

Ambivalent attachment

Answer 16

Caregiver cares inconsistently for infant
- intense distress when caregiver leaves and mixed emotions upon return

Question 17

Avoidant attatchement

Answer 17

Infant will not care if caregiver comes and goes
- neglectful caregiver

Question 18

Disoriented attachment

Answer 18

Hesitant and confused reactions from infant when caregiver returns
- indicative of abuse

Question 19

Atruism

Answer 19

Helping others for the cost of oneself

Question 20

Social support

Answer 20

Informational, emotional, material, companionship ,

Question 21

Foraging

Answer 21

How animals search for food

Question 22

Fischerian selection

Answer 22

Attractive traits signal genetic fitness and are desirable for mating

Question 23

Game theory

Answer 23

Game theory is the study of mathematical models of conflict and cooperation between intelligent rational decision-makers, an umbrella term for the science of logical decision making. Social action refers to an act which takes into account the actions and reactions of individuals.

Question 24

Inclusive fitness

Answer 24

• biological way to explain altruism
  Self sacrifice for the sake of the gene line

Question 25

Ethnicity

Answer 25

Cultural background

Question 26

Symbolic ethnicity

Answer 26

People invoke ethnic identity under specific limitations - ex: Irish Americans on st Patrick’s day

Question 27

Nationality

Answer 27

Legal concept referring to citizenship

Question 28

Gender identity

Answer 28

How someone chooses to present their gender

Question 29

Sexual orientation

Answer 29

Sex that you are physically attracted to

Question 30

Romantic orientation

Answer 30

Asymmetry between who one wants to sleep with and who they feel connection to

Question 31

Socialization

Answer 31

Receive information about cultural values and expectations about identity (gender , sexual orientation)

Question 32

Psychosexual perspective

Answer 32

Sexual conflicts during development if unsolved will contribute to shaping identity

Question 33

Looking glass self

Answer 33

How we build our concept of ourself based on what people reflect back to us - perception of how other poepel perceive us, contributes to how we see us

Question 34

Role playing

Answer 34

Roles are constructed in a way that replicate expectations from society - targeted toward self

Question 35

Impression management

Answer 35

Impact how others see us in a social setting

Question 36

Role strain

Answer 36

Stress from overlapping roles that are usually incompatible

Question 37

Self concept

Answer 37

How you perceive yourself

Question 38

Self schemas

Answer 38

Categories we place ourselves into that determine our behaviors

Question 39

Self verification

Answer 39

We seek to have others perceive us the way we perceive ourselves

Question 40

Self identity

Answer 40

More based on personal characteristics than self schemas (self concept)

Question 41

Locus of control

Answer 41

How we attribute responsibility to things that happen in life, internal or external

Question 42

High self efficacy is associated with which locus of control

Answer 42

Internal

Question 43

Self esteem

Answer 43

Ones self worth